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Are you an A.S.P.? More than five million Americans are "Anomalously Sensitive Persons (A.S.P.s)," according to a provocative new book, The H.I.S.S. of the A.S.P.: Understanding the Anomalously Sensitive Person, by David Ritchey.
A.S.P.s are both unusually creative and highly sensitive to physiological, cognitive, and emotional stimuli, Ritchey states, and they are prone to experiencing altered states of consciousness, including the "transpersonal (or "psychic") state." Their gifts often result in major contributions to society. Well-known examples of people who are likely to be ASPs include Mother Theresa, Eleanor Roosevelt, Thomas Edison and Albert Einstein.
Drawing on 10 years of research and the testing of a cross section of the American population, Ritchey identifies the possible brain structures, hormonal influences and other factors that appear to underlie the experiencing of such things as extra-sensory perception, psychokinesis, trance channeling and alien contact.
Being an A.S.P., Ritchey says, carries with it a heavy price -- including shortened life expectancy, emotional problems, immune disorders, and other conditions that perhaps arise out of a difference in brain development. The A.S.P. brain, and the compensatory mechanisms it develops can, however, be the basis of genius.
"In our society, being different results in being labeled," he says. "In the case of the A.S.P., genius may be labeled as pathology, and treated accordingly." For example, some instances of Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) may be an indication of giftedness that is suppressed by pharmacological and psychological interventions because society views ADD behavior as different or disruptive.
This book is an adventure like none you've ever before embarked upon. Whether or not you are an A.S.P., you cannot but come away from the adventure knowing much, much more about yourself, your fellow humans, and about the almost unimaginable realm of possibilities which pertain to this 3-D world-- I could not recommend a book more highly. --Robert C. Girard, President, Arcturus Books
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